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DOCUMF.NT R R SUMP: ED 024 108 EA 001 673 By-Deitch. Kenneth M.. Comp.: McLoone. Eugene P.. Comp. The Economics of American Education: A Bibliography. Including Selected Major References for Other Nations. Phi Delta Kappa. Bloomington. Ind. Spons Agency-Office of Education (OKA Washington. D.C. Pub Date 66 Note- 69p. EDRS Price MF-$0.50 HC-$3.55 Descriptors-*Bibliographies. Cost Effectiveness. Economic Development, Educational Benefits. Educational Demand, *Educational Economics. Educational Finance, Fellowships. Government Role. Higher Education. Human Capital. Instructional Technology. Manpower Needs, *Public Schools, Salaries, Social Factors. Textbooks This bibliography lists 724 books and articles dealing with the economics of education. With a few exceptions. the listings begin with 1950 and the majority have been published since 1960. Areas covered include (1) theory of human capital. (2) textbooks. (3) collected readings. (4) the political economy of education and broad social concerns. (5) consuming the product:price.enrollment. and demand for education. (6) produce) educational services: salaries, relationships between quality and costs and techn, / in instruction.(7) finance: role of government, financing primary and secondary tools. financing higher education. and fellowships and loans to students. (8) measurir- the supply and demand for specialized manpower. (9) the roleof educationalirss...tutions,government,and privateindustryintraining specialized manpower. ;i0) the payoff to investment in education: individual returns and social returns. Bibliographies and articles reviewing important portions of the literature are included. Highly technical material, collections of data. and articles on the methodology of collecting data are excluded. (TT) J. "c, The Economics of American w Education: A Bibliography

Including Selected Major References for Other Nations

Compikd by KENNETH M. DEITCH EUGENE P. MCLOONE With the assistance of Jill Brotman, Brookes Byrd, and Judith Mazo

Published by Pm DELTA KAPPA, INC. The Economics of American Educadon: A Bibliography

Including Selected Major References for Other Nations

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POSITION OR POLICY. Compiled by KENNETH M. DEITCH Harvard University EUGENE P. MCLOONE The George Washington University

With the assistance of JILL BROTMAN, BROOKES BYRD, and JUDITH MAZO

A project of the Phi Delta Kappa Commission on Education, Manpower, and Economic Growth, prepared with financial assistance from the U. S. Office of Education under Public Law 88-210, Section 4-6.

Published by PHI DELTA KAPPA, INC. Eighth and Union Bloomington, Indiana 47401 Table of Contents Page Introduction 1 BIBLIOGRAPHY

1.Theory of Human Capital 7

/.Textbooks 9

3.Collected Readings 10

4.The Political Economy of Education and Broad SocialConcerns 12

5.Consuming the Product: The Price of Education, Enrollment, and the Demand for Educational Services 17

6.Producing Educational Services: The Supply Side of theMarket: A.Salaries 19 B.Relationships Between the Quality of Education and the Costs of Producing It 20 C.Technology in Instruction 24

7.Finance: A.The Role of Federal, State, and Local Governments 25 B.Financing Primary and Secondary Schools 29 C.Financing Institutions of Higher Learning 32 D.Fellowships and Loans for Students 35

8.Measuring the Supply of and Demand for SpecializedManpower 36

9.The Role of Formal Educational Institutions,Governmental Agencies, and Private Industry in Training SpecializedManpower 40

10.The Payoff to investment in Education: A.Individuals' Income, Occupation, and Education 44 B.Social Returns, External Benefits, and EconomicGrowth 46

11.Bibliographies 49

12.Articles Reviewing Important Portions of theLiterature: A.Reviews of Single Items 50 B.Reviews of Bodies of Literature 52

13.Miscellaneous 52

Index 54 Introduction

1.Background This bibliography owes its existence to activities which Phi Delta Kappa initated in Juty, 1964. At that time it created a seven-member Commissionon Education, Manpower, and Economic Growth to counsel it about and undertake projects related to the economics of education. The full Commission, in itsturn, asked us to prepare this bibliography. We started work in August, 1964, and stopped early in 1966. "Stopped" in this context is more appropriate than "finished," since, as anyone who has ever attempted such work can appreciate,a bibliography is never absolutely complete. The broad area which this bibliography covers is the economics of education, especially American education. For those who are just now discovering this field, it may be worthwhile to describequite brieflyits raison d'êtreas well as its subject matter. The economics of education has attracted attention for at least three major and semi-related reasons. First, an enormous volume of resources has recently been devoted to education, not only in America, but in other nationsas well; the question naturally arose as to whether these funds were being spentas pro- ductively as possible. Second, it was learned that America's economic growth cannot be explained simply in terms of the conventional factors of production, land, labor, and physical capital. Some ingredient seemed to be missing. Could it be, some wondered, a different kind of capital, human capital, and might educational institutions not be its major producer? Finally, some scholarswere beginning to ask questions about the determinants of relative earnings. Whyare some people's incomes high and others' low? Variation in educational attain- ment seemed to explain an impressively large proportion of variation in earnings. From the individual's point of view, education seemed to be quite profitable. These initial observations and findings prompted new questions. How valid is the concept of human capital and with what degree of precision shouldwe try to measure it? Is America over- or under-investing in formal education? What proportion of the costs of their higher education should students and their families be required to pay? If they need to borrow, should they do so in the private capital markets or should government provide special low-interest loans? Can education benefit from new technology and capital-intensive methods of production? Is the supply of teachers highly sensitive to salary? Is increasing the student-faculty ratio an acceptable way of economizing in education? What is the government's role, as distinct from private enterprise's, in training workers? How are the benefits of education distributed between society LS a whole and the individuals who receive the service? This list is hardly exhaustive, but it should be suggestive. Itis attempts to answer these and related questions which constitute the economics of education. It is these concerns which are the subject matter of the literature we have cited.

1 2.The Bibliography The purpose of this bibliography is at least threefold:to introduce to the literature those who have some interest in, butas yet no direct contact with, the economics of education; to help people who eitherare, or may soon be, teaching in the field, to construct reading lists; andto provide scholars in this area with material which may not yet have attracted their attention. Designing a bibliography appropriate to the needs ofso diverse an audience is not easy. We devoted careful attention to the task of deciding whatto include. The final decision is, inevitably, somewhat arbitrary butnot, we hope, simply random. For the most part we limited citations to books and articles aboutthe economics of American education. But thereare a number of important exceptions; we did include truly major works concerning other parts of the world. In general, however, anyone interested in the economics of education inWestern Europe, Communist nations, or the underdeveloped countries is well adv isedto consult other bibliographies, some of whichare listed in section eleven. As a result of our focus upon America, all of the literature we cite is in English. Moreover, most of it is of recent vintage. We list a few items from before World WarII, but the vast majority of what we cite has been published since1950, and even the majority since 1960. The content of the items we did include is somewhatmore difficult to describe. We drew the line at, and excluded, highly technical and mathematicallysophis- ticated material. This decision is most visible in the section entitled"Social Re- turns, External Benefits, and Economic Growth." In perusing this sectionan econometrician might conclude thatwe omitted important articlessome, for example, on the production functionand perhaps from his point ofview we did. The omission is deliberate, however, andwe think that the loss to our intended audience, if it exists at all, will be slight. Another kind of material which, moreor less, we omitted is collections of data and articles on the methodology of collecting data. Forexample, we have cited very little of the voluminous output from the NationalEducation Asso- ciation's Rcsearch Division. And we have excluded,as well, a large majority of the United States Office of Education's publications,e.g., the annual Digest of Educational Statistics. Our rationale for not citing such materialis that it is well known to scholars and of little immediateconcern to others. In the area of finance we have been highly selective. Muchof the literature on finance, especially the older writings, is primarily descriptive. Some of this material is quite helpful, and so we decided to cite the standardworks. In think- ing about what to include in addition to these basicsources, our rough test was to ask whether the article or book in question appeals to analytical economic reasoning. If so, we cited it; if not, we by-passed it. One of our more difficult tasks was to designa useful scheme of classification, one whose categories are neither too broad on the one handnor too narrow on the other. After experimenting witha number of alternatives, we finally settled on the following: 1. Theory of Hum In Capital 2. Textbooks 3. Collected Readings

2 4. The Political Economy of Education and Broad Social Concerns 5. Consuming the Product: The Price of Education, Enrollment, and the Demand for Educational Services 6. Producing Educational Services: The Supply Side of the Market: A. Salaries B. Relationships Between the Quality of Education and Ike Costs of Producing It C. Technology in Instruction 7. Finance: A. The Role of Federal, State, and Local Governments B. Financing Primary and Secondary Schools C. Finaccing Institutions of Higher Learning D. Fellowships and Loans for Students 8. Measuring the Supply of and Demand for Specialized Manpower 9. The Role of Formal Educational Institutions, Governmental Agen- cies, and Private Industry in Training Specialized Manpower 10. The Payoff to Investment in Education: A. Individuals' Income, Occupation, and Education B. Social Returns, External Benefits, and Economic Growth 11. Bibliographies 12. Articles Reviewing Important Portions of the Literature: A. Reviews of Single Items B. Reviews of Bodies of Literature 13. Miscellaneous Some entries might reasonably be placed in several categories. Wehave, however, avoided duplicate citation and have chosen, instead, to list eachentry only once. The titles of most categories are self-explanqory, but itmay be worthwhile to say a special word about two. "Collected Readings" contains editedvolumes, the range of whose subject matter is broad. Wherean edited volume deals with a narrow topic and could conveniently be placed in one of themore specific categories, we have done so. "Articles Reviewing ImportantPortions of the Literature" is an innovation in thesense that none of the other bibliographies in the field which have come toour attention contains a similar category. We hope that those using the bibliography will find it particularlyuseful. Unfor- tunately, it does not contain as many itemsas we would like, but locating these articles is difficult and limitation of time has preventedus from expanding this section.

In citing articles and books we have used a simple and,we think, consistent format. There is always some problem in knowing what informationto provide for documents published by public agencies;our aim has been to provide a citation that will facilitate locating the items in libraries. Ina few instances, mostly with Ph.D. theses, we have been unable to learn the total number ofpages, but we have retained the item anyway and have simply omitted thepages in citing it.Several of the books we cite are in the final stages of productionas this bibliography goes to press, and so we have listed their dates of publication as "Forthcoming."

For newcomers to this field who want a brief introduction to itscontents, this bibliography may, because of its sheer volume, be somewhat imposing. For such people we thought it might be helpful to presenta selection of fifty basic items.

3 This list does not necessarily contain the "great books" in the field; it is primarily an appetizer for the interested beginner. Several selections-for example, those by Becker, Correa, Houthakker, and Weisbrod-are somewhat advanced, but the overwhelming majority are introductory. The list, by author and item number, follows:

AUTHOR ITEM No. American Assembly 299. Beaker, G. S. 1. Benson, C. S. 37. & 62. Berelson, B. 462. Blank, D. M., and Stigler, G 463. Bowen, W. G. 68. Burkhead, J. 307. Caplow, T., and McGee, R. J. 717. Committee for Economic Development 367. Conant, J. B 115. & 472. Coomb5, P. H. 233. Correa, H 41. Dalton, H. 595. Denison, E. F. 436. & 638. Dublin, L. I., and Lotka, A. J. 596. Friedman, M. 183. Friedman, M., and Kuznets, S. 598. Freeman, R. A. 315. & 372. Gardner, J. W. 122. Hansen, W. L. 604. Harbison, F., and Myers, C. A. 644. Harris, S. E. 82. Houthakker, H. S. 607. -5 Johns, R. L., and Morphet, E. L. 85. Johnson, H. G. 86. '4C Kaysen, C. 193. A Keezer, D. M. 87. G:f Kershaw, J. A., and McKean, R. N. 214. Lebergott, S. 498. Machlup, F. 720. Miller, H. P. 611. & 612. Miner, J. B. 721. Morgan, J. N., David, M. H., Cohen, W.J., and Brazer, H. E. 615. Moon, R.. G., Jr. 455. Mushkin, S. J. 90. Organization for Economic Cooperationand Development 92. Orlans, H. 340. Rivlin, A. M. 347. Ruml, B., and Morrison, D. H. 269. Schultz, T. W. 18. & 58. Thorp, W. L. 26. 1/2-, Vaizey, J. 60. Van Den Haag, E. 29. Weisbrod, B. A. 663.

. - A, 1,...Zietilutk.A..ii.A", At the end of this bibliography is an index, by author and item number, to assist anyone who may be interested in locating all the work we have cited by a particular author.

3.Acknowledgements During the course of our work on this project a number of people have helped us in a variety of ways, and we wouldlike to thank them all. The officers of Phi Delta Kappa have encouraged us, supported our work, and, above all else, dealt with us with almost superhuman patience. Among them we should like especially to mention Dr.Gordon Swanson, Dr. Maynard Bemis, Dr. Arthur Arnesen, Dr. Jules Harcourt, and Dr. Stanley Elam. Our colleagues on Phi Delta Kappa's Commission on Education, Manpower, and Economic Growth have helped us collect citations, choose the scheme of classification, and decide what to include and what to omit. We appreciate their interest and help, and we would like to identify them: Chairman William Mc Lure, University of Illinois; Kenneth Beasley, Northern Illinois University; William F. Butler, The Manhattan Bank of New York City; Roe L. Johns, Universityof Florida; and Leonard Silk, Business Week magazine. Our debt to our research assistants, Jill Brotman, Brookes Byrd, andJudith Mazo, is huge. They had the grueling job of tracking down this materialin libraries, checking the accuracy of citations, and typing all versions ofthe manuscript. And they helped us cheerfully in many other ways as well. If others doing research were fortunate enough to have such excellent assistance, their productivity would surely increase. Including these young ladies' names on the title page is the most tangible way we can think of to thank them, and we do so with the greatest of pleasure. For any mistakes which may remainand we both hope and believethat they are fewwe, the senior compilers, are alone responsible. Kenneth Deitch Eugene P. McLoone August 1, 1966

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THEORY OF HUMAN CAPITAL 1. BECKER, GARY S. Human Capital:A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis, wit!, Special Reference to Education. General Series No. 80. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1964. Pp. xvi + 187. 2. BECKER, GARY S. "Investment in Human Capital: A Theoretical Analysis," The Journal of Political Economy, LXX (Supplement: October, 1962), pp. 9-49. 3. BOWMAN, MARY JEAN. "Converging Concerns of Economists and Educators," Comparative Education Review, VI (October, 1962), pp. 111-119. 4. BOWMAN, MARY JEAN. "Human Capital: Concepts and Measures." Pp. 69-92 in Mushkin, Selma J. (ed.). Economics of Higher Education. U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Educa- tion, Bulletin 1962, No. 5, 0E-50027. Washington: Government Print- ing Office, 1962. Pp. xviii + 406. 5. CAINE, SIR SYDNEY. "Education as a Factor of Production," Lloyds Ban( Review, No. 72 (April, 1964), pp. 1-16. 6. CARTER, C. F. "The Economic Use of Brains," The Economic Journal, LXXII (March, 1962), pp. 1-11. 7. COLBERG, MARSHALL R. Human Capital in Southern Development, 1939- 1963. Chapel Hill, North Carolina: University of North Carolina Press, 1965. Pp. xv + 136. 8. DEBEAUVAIS, MICHEL. "The Concept of Human Capital," International Social Science Journal, XIV (Winter, 1962), pp. 660-675. DEHAVEN, JAMES CHARLES. Some Economic Features of Public Education. Santa Monica, California: The Rand Corporation, 1959. Pp. ii + 14. 10. ECICAUS, RICHARD S. "Investment in Human Capital: A Comment," The Journal of Political Economy, LXXI (October, 1963), pp. 501-504. 11. ELLIS, A. CASWELL. The Money Value of Education. U.S. Department of the Irterior, Bureau of Education, Bulletin 1917, No. 22. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1917. Pp. 0 + 52. 12. GOODE, RICHARD B. "Adding to the Stock of Physical and Human Capital," The American Economic Review, XLIX (May, 1959), pp. 147-155. 13. HALL, ROBERT K., and LAUWERYS, JOSEPH A. "The Economics of 'Educa- tion." Pp. 1-28 in Hall, Robert K., and Lauwerys, Joseph A. (eds.). Education and Economics. The Year Book of Education, 1956. Yonkers- on-Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1956. Pp. xii + 595. 14. HARBERGER, ARNOLD C. "Investment in Men Versus Investment in Machines: The Case of India." Pp. 11-50 in Anderson, Charles Arnold, and Bowman, Mary Jean (eds.). Education and Economic Development. Chicago: Aldine Publishing Company, 1965. Pp. x + 436. 15. HARRIS, SEYMOUR E. "Economics of Higher Education," The American Economic Review, XLIII (June, 1953), pp. 344-357. 16. HOROBIN, G. W., and SMYTH, R. L. "The Economics of Education: A Com- ment," Scottish Journal of Political Economy, VII (February, 1960), pp. 69-74. 6/7 17. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "Human Capital: AGrowing Asset." Pp,, 37-39 in "Inside the Soviet Economy," SaturdayReview (January 21, 1961), pp. 21-46, 101. 18. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "Investment inHuman Capital," The American Economic Review, LI (March, 1961),pp. 1-17. 19. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "Investment in HumanCapital in Poor Countries." Pp. 3-15 in Zook, Paul (ed.). Foreign Tradeand Human Capital. Dallas, Texas: Southern Methodist UniversityPress, 1962. Pp. viii + 102. 20. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "Investmentin Human Capital:Reply," The American Economic Review, LI (December, 1961),pp. 1035-1039. 21. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "investment inMan: An Economist's View," Social Service Review,, XXXIII (June, 1959),pp. 109-117. 22. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "Reflectionson Investment in Man," The Journal of Political Economy, LXX (Supplement: October,1962), pp. 1-8. 23. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "Rise in the CapitalStock Represented by Educa- tion in the United States, 1900-57." Pp. 93-101 inMushkin, Selma J. (ed.). Economics of Higher Education. U.S. Departmentof Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, Bulletin1962, No. 5, 0E-50027. Washington: Government Printing Office,1962. Pp. xviii + 406. 24. SHAFFER, HARRY G. "Investment in HumanCapital: Comment," The American Economic Review, LI (December, 1961),pp. 1026-1035. 25. STRUMILIN, STANISLAV. "The Economics ofEduceon in the U.S.S.R.," International Social Science Journal, XIV (Winter, 1962),pp. 633-646. 26. THORP, WILLARD L. "101 Questions forInvestigation." Pp. 345-356 in Mushkin, Selma J. (ed.). Economics of HigherEducation. U.S. De- partment of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, Bul- letin 1962, No. 5, 0E-50027. Washington:Government Printing Office, 1962. Pp. xviii + 406. 27. UNITED STA1ES CHAMBEROF COMMERCE, EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Edu- cation-An Investment in People. Washington: U.S. Chamberof Com- merce, 1964. Pp. iv + 57. 28. VAIZEY, JOHN. "Introduction: Economics ofEducation," International So- cial Science Journal, XIV (Winter, 1962),pp. 619-632. 29. VAN DEN HAAG, ERNEST. Educationas an Industry. New York: Augustus M. Kelly, 1956. Pp. vii + 163. 30. WALSH, J. R. "The Capital Concept Appliedto Man," The Quarterly Jour- nal of Economics, XLIX (February, 1935),pp. 255-285. 31. WEISBROD, BURTON A. "Education andInvestment in Human Capital," The Journal of Political Economy, LXX (Supplement: Octobei,1962), pp. 106-123. 32. WEISBROD, BURTON A. "The Valuation of HumanCapital," The Journal of Political Economy, LXIX (October, 1961),pp. 425-436. 33. WISEMAN; J. "The Economics of Education," ScottishJournal of Politkal Economy, VI (February, 1959), pp. 48-58. 34 Wows, EDWARD A., and METZGER, CLARENCE B.America's Human Wealth: The Money Value of Human Life. New York: F. S. Croftsand Com- pany, 1927. Pp. 0 +193.

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TEXTBOOKS 35. ANDERSON, WALTER A., and PRUDEN, DURWARD.Public Education in Amer- ica.New York: Oxford Book Company, 1961. Pp. iv + 92. 36. BARR, W. MONTFORT.American Public School Finance.New York: Amer- ican Book Company, 1961. Pp. ix + 406. 37. BENSON, CHARLES S.The Economics of Public Education.Boston: Hough- ton Mifflin Company, 1961. Pp. xx + 580. 38. BURKE, Amap J.Financing Public Schools in the United States.Revised Edition. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1957. Pp.xv + 679. 39. BUTTS, R. FREEMAN, and CREMIN, LAWRENCE A.A History of Education in American Culture.New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1953. Pp. xi + 628. 40. CORBALLY, JOHN E., JR.School Finance.Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1962. Pp. xi + 288. 41. CORREA, HECTOR.The Economics of Human Resources.Amsterdam: North- Holland Publishing Company, 1963. Pp. 0 + 262. 42. DANIERE, ANDRE.Higher Education in the American Economy.New York: Random House, 1964. Pp. xiii + 206. 43. DEYOUNG, CHRIS A.Budgeting in Public Schools.Garden City, New York: Doubleday, Doran and Company, 1936. Pp. xiv + 610. 44. EASTMOND, JEFFERSON N.The Teacher and School Administration.Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1959. Pp. x 522. 45. ELSBREE, WILLARD S., and REUTTER, E. EDMUND, JR.Staff Personnel in the Public Schools.New York: Prentice-Hall, 1954. Pp. ix + 438. 46. GRUBER, FREDERICK C. (ED.).Foundations of Education.Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1957. Pp. 0 + 92. 47. HARRIS, SEYMOUR E.Higher Education: Resources and Finance.New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1962. Pp. xxxviii + 713. 48. HUNGATE, THAD L.Finance in Educational Management of Colleges and Universities.New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1954. Pp. vi 202. 49. JOHNS, ROE L., and MORPHET, EDGAR L.Financing the Public Schools. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1960. Pp. ix + 566. 50. KNEZEVICH, STEPHEN J., and FOWLKES, JOHN GUY.Business Management of Local School Systems.New York: Harper and Brothers, 1960. Pp. vii + 328. 51. LOVENSTEIN, MENO.Economics and the Educational Administration.Co- lumbus, Ohio: College of Education, Ohio State University,1958. Pp. ix + 171. 52. MILLETT, JOHN D.Financing Higher Education in the United States.New York: Columbia University Press, 1952. Pp. xix 503. 53. MORPHET, EDGAR L., JOHNS, ROE L., and RELLER, THEODORE L.Educa- tional Administration: Concepts, Practices, and Issues.Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1959. Pp. x 556. 54. MORT, PAUL R., REUSSER, WALTER C., and POLLEY, JOHN W.Public School Finance: Its Background, Structure, and Operation.Third Edition. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1960. Pp. x 512.

9 55.NIGRO, Feux A.Public Personnel Administration.New York: Henry Holt and Company, 1959. Pp. xii + 499. 56. OVSIEW, LEON, and CASTETTER, WILLIAM B.Budgeting for Better Schools. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice-Hall, 1960. Pp. xiv + 338. 57. ROSENSTENGEL, WILLIAM E., and EASTMOND, JEFFERSON N.School Fi- nance: lts Theory and Practice.New York: The Ronald Press Com- pany, 1957. Pp. vii + 442. 58. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W.The Economic Value of Education.New York: Columbia University Press, 1963. Pp. xii -1- 92. 59. THURSTON, LEE M., and ROE, WILLIAM H.State School Administration. New York: Harper and Brothers, 1957. Pp. x + 427. 60. VAIZEY, JOHN.The Economics of Education.London: Faber and Faber, 1962. Pp. 0 + 165.

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COLLECTED READINGS

61. ANDERSON, CHARLES An Now, and BOWMAN, MARY JF.AN (EDS.).Educa- tion and Economic Development.Chicago: Aldine Publishing Company, 1965. Pp. x + 436. 62. BENSON, CHARLES S.(ED.). Perspectives on the Economics of Education: Readings in School Finance and Business Management.Boston: Hough- ton Miff lin Company, 1963. Pp. x + 477. 63. BEREDAY, GEORGE Z. F., and LAUWERYS, JOSEPH A. (EDS.).Communication Media and the School.The Year Book of Education, 1960. Tarrytown- on-Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1960. Pp. xiv + 592. 64. BEREDAY, GEORGE Z. F., and LAUWERYS, JOSEPH A. (Ens.).Higher Educa- tion.The Year Book of Education, 1959. Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1959. Pp. xiii + 520. 65. BEREDAY, GECAGE Z. F., and LAUWERYS, JOSEPH A. (Ens.).The Education and Training of Teachers.The Year Book of Education, 1963. New York: Harcourt, Brace, and World, Inc., 1963. Pp. xiv + 578. 66. BEREDAY, GEORGE Z. F., and LAUWERYS, JOSEPH A. (EDS.).The Gifted Child.The Year Book of Education, 1962. New York: Harcourt, Brace, and World, Inc., 1962. Pp. xiv 541. 67. BEREDAY, GEORGE Z. F., and LAUWERYS, JOSEPH A. (EDS.).The Secondary School Curriculum.The Year Book of Education, 1958. Yonkers-on- Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1958. Pp. xv + 544. 68. BOWEN, WgLLIAM 0.Economic Aspects of Education.Princeton: Indus- trial Relations Section, Princeton University, 1964. Pp. vii + 128. 69. BOWMAN, MARY JEAN, KOMAROV, V. E., DEBEAUVAIS, MICHEL, and VAIZEY, JOHN(EDs.). Readings on Education and Economic Development. Paris: UNESCO, Forthcoming. 70. CAHILL, ROBERT S., and HENCLEY, STEPHEN P. (EDS.).The Polttics of Education in the Local Community.Danville, Illinois: The Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc., 1964. Pp. xi + 251. 71. CLARK, HAROLD F. (ED.).Economic Education. Eleventh Yearbook. Wash- ington: National Council for the Social Studies, National Education Association, 1940. Pp. v 166.

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VI PRODUCING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES: THE SUPPLY SIDE OF THE MARKET A.. SALARIES 207. BOWEN, WILLIAM G. "University Salaries: Faculty Differentials," Economica, XXX (November, 1963), pp. 341-359. 208. CAPLOW, THEODORE. "Faculty Pay and Institutional Extravagance." Pp. 122- 124 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.). Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 209. CHANDLER, B. J. "Salary Policies and Teacher Morale," Educational Admin- istration and Supervision, XLV (March, 1959), pp. 107-110. 210. COLE, CHARLES W. "Faculty Problems in the Liberal Arts College." Pp. 111-114 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.). Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 211. HAMMER, EUGENE L. "Salary Scales in the United States. Part A: The Bases of Bargaining." Pp. 464-468 in Hall, Robert K., and Lauwerys, Joseph A. (eds.). Education and Economics. The Year Book of Education, 1956. Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1956. Pp. xii 595. 212. HANSEN, W. LEE. "Educational Plans and Teacher Supply," Comparative Education Review, VI (October, 1962), pp. 136-141. 213. HUBBARD, FRANK W. "Salary Scales in the United States. Part B: Statistical Summary." Pp. 469-477 in Hall, Robert K., and Lauwerys, Joseph A. (eds.). Education and Economics. The Year Book of Education, 1956. Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1956. Pp. xii 595. 214. KERSHAW, JOSEPH A., and MCKEAN, ROLAND N. Teacher Shortages and Salary Schedules. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1962. Pp. xi + 203. 215. KLEINMANN, JACK H. Fringe Benefits for Public School Personnel. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1962. Pp. x + 178.

3 216. MUNSTER, JOE H., JR., and SMITH, JUSTIN C. "The University in the Market Place," The Journal of Higher Education, XXXV (November, 1964), pp. 417-425. 217. NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, RESEARCH DIVISION. Why Have Merit Plans for Teachers' Salaries Been Abandoned? Research Report 1961-R3. Washington: National Education Association, 1961. Pp. 0 -I- 51. 218. PORTER, RICHARD C. "A Growth Model Forecast of Faculty Size and Salaries in United States Higher Education," The Review of Economics and Statistics, XLVII (May, 1965), pp. 191-197. 219. Rum., BEARDSLEY, and T1CKTON, SIDNEY G, Teaching Salaries, Then and Now: A 50 Year Comparison with Other Occupations and Industries. Bulletin No. 1. New York: The Fund for the Advancement of Education, 1955. Pp. 0 + 93. 220. STIGLER, GEORGE J. Employment and Compensation in Education. Occasion- al Paper No. 33. New York: National Bureau of Economic Research, 1950. Pp. ix + 77. 221. TICKTON, SIDNEY G. Teaching Salaries, Then and Now-A Second Look. New York: The Fund for the Advancement of Education, 1961. Pp. vi + 39. 222. T1EDMAN, DAVID E. (En.). Teacher Competence and Its Relationto Salary. Cambridge: The New England School Development Council, 1956. Pp. xi + 110. 223. UNITED STATES CONGRESS, HOUSE, SELECT COMMITTEEON GOVERNMENT RESEARCH. Manpower for Research and Development: Report. Study No. II. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1964. Pp. 0 + 71.

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224. ADAMS, JOHN CRANFORD. "The Hofstra Experiment for Commuters." Pp. 136-139 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.). Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 225. ANDREWS, L. 0. "State and Federal Aid for Student Teaching-Now?" Journal of Teacher Education, XV (June, 1964),pp. 165-174. 226. BENSON, CHARLES S. "Teaching Methods and Their Costs: Productivity of Present Educational Systems," International Social Science Journal, XIV (Winter, 1962), pp. 676-684. 227. BOSLEY, HOWARD E. "Class Sizes and Faculty-Student Ratios in American Colleges," Educational Record, XLIII (April, 1962),pp. 148-153. 228. BOWLES, FRANK H. "The High Cost of Low-Cost Education." Pp. 199-202 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.). Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 229. CHAMBERS, M. M. "Six Rules for Economizing in Public Higher Educatk.21,.. The Journal of Higher Education, XXXIII (February, 1962),pp. 83-88. 230. CLARK, HAROLD F. Cost and Quality in Public Education. Syracuse: Syra- cuse University Press, 1963. Pp. ix + 54. 231. CLARK, HAROLD F. "The Economics of School Supplies," SchoolExecutive, LXXVIII (August, 1959), p. 12.

20 232. CLOY% HELEN SMITH. "The Practice and Future Use of Cost Accounting in School Districts,"American School Board Journal,CXLVIII (March, 1964), pp. 13-14. 233. Cooms, PHILIP H, "An Economist's Overview of Higher Education." Pp. 12-34 in Keezer, Dexter M. (ed.).Financing Higher Education: 1960- 1970.New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1959. Pp. vii + 304. 234. DEITCH, KENNETH. "Some Observations on the Allocation of Resources in Higher Education." Pp. 192-198 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.).Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 235. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES LABORATORIES.Bricks and Mortarboard: A Report on College Planning.New York: Educational Facilities Laboratories, 1964. Pp. 0 + 168. 236. EDUCATIONS L FACILITIES LABORATORIES.Here They Learn.First Annual Report. New York: Educational Facilities Laboratories,1959. Pp. 0 + 32. 237. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES LABORATORIES.The Cost of a Schoolhouse.New York: Educational Facilities Laboratories, 1960. Pp. 0 + 144. 238. EUR1CH, ALVIN C. "Increasing Productivity in Higher Education." Pp. 185-188 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.).Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 239. FOLKMAN, WILLIAM S. "Rural Problem Areas Need Better Schools,"Agri- cultural Economics Research,XIII (October, 1961), pp. 122-130. 240. FUND FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION, THE.Better Utilization of College Teaching Resources.A Report by the Committee on the Utilization of College Teaching Resources. New York: The Fund for the Advancement of Education, 1959. Pp. 0 + 62. 241. FURNAS, CLIFFORD C., and EWELL, RAYMOND. "The Role of Research in the Economics of Universities." Pp. 79-102 in Keezer, Dexter M. (ed.). Financing Higher Education: 1960-1970.New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1959. Pp. vii + 304. 242. GOLD, MILTON J. "Europe Plans for Extended Schooling,"Educational Forum,XXV(May,1961), pp. 429-437. 243. HARBERGER, ARNOLD C. "Using the Resources at Hand More Effectively," The American Economic Review,XLIX (May, 1959), pp. 134-146. 244. HARRIS, SEYMOUR E. "Education as a Demand on Resources Competing with Other Activities." Pp. 213-228 in Hall, Robert K., and Lauwerys, Joseph A. (eds.).Education and Economics.The Year Book of Edu- cation, 1956. Yonkers-on-Hudson, New York: World Book Company, 1956. Pp. xii + 595. 245. HARRIS, SEYMOUR E.More Resources for Fv7 wation.New York: Harper and Brothers, 1960. Pp. x + 86. 246. HAYDEN, HOWARD. "Administration and the Economics of Education," International Social Science Journal,XIV (Winter, 1962), pp. 700-705. 247. HENEMAN, HARLOW J. "Opportunities for Improved Management in Higher Education." Pp. 118-137 in Keezer, Dexter M. (ed.).Financing Higher Education: 1960-1970.New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1959. Pp. vii + 304.

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VII

FINANCE

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XII ARTICLES REVIEWING IMPORTANT PORTIONS OF THE LITERATURE A. REVIEWS OF SINGLE ITEMS 691. ABRAMOVITZ, MOSES. "Economic Growth in the UnitedStates: A Review of The Sources of Economic Growth in the United States and the Al- ternatives Before Us by E. F. Denison," The American Economic Re- view, LII (September, 1962), pp. 762-782. [Review of Item No. 638.]

50 692. BALOGH, T. "Education and Economic Growth: Comments on Professor Tinbergen's Planning 'Model'," Kyklos, XVII (No. 2,1964), pp. 261-272. [Review of Item No. 661.] 693. BOWEN, WILLIAM G. "Economics of Higher Education Edited by Selma Mushkin," The American Economic Review, LIII (September, 1963), pp. 832-835. [Review of Item No. 90.] 694. BOWEN, WILLIAM G. "Higher Education: Resources and Finance by Sey- mour E. Harris," The American Economic Review, LIII (September, 1963), pp. 832-835. [Review of Item No. 47.] 695. BOWEN, WILLIAM G. "The Economics of Education by John Vaizey," The American Economic Review, LIII (September, 1963), pp. 832-835. [Review of Item No. 60.] 696. BOWMAN, MARY JEAN. "Essay Review: Professor Machlup on Knowledge and Reform," The School Review, LXXI (Summer, 1963), pp. 235-245. [Review of Item No. 720.] 697. BROWNLEE, 0. H. "The Share of Top Wealth-Holders in National Wealth, 1922-56 by Robert J. Lampman," The American Economic Review, LII (December, 1962), pp. 1150-1151. [Review of Item No. 610.] 698. DEITCH, KENNETH M. "Do's, Don't's for Architects of Educational-Econo- mic Policy," Phi Delta Kappan, XLVI (January, 1965), pp. 242-244. [Review of Item No. 644.] 699. FREEMAN, ROGER A. "Investing in Education and Research-Discussion," The American Economic Review, Papers and Proceedings of the 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association, L (May, 1960), pp. 370-373. [Review of Item No. 584.] 700. HUNT, SHANE. "The Economics of Human Resources by H. Correa," The American Economic Review, LIV (December, 1964), pp. 1187-1189. [Review of Item No. 41.] 701. REYNOLDS, LLOYD G."Education, Manpower and Economic Growth: Strategies of Human Resource Development by Frederick Harbison and Charles A. Myers," The American Economic Review, LIV (Sep- tember, 1964), pp. 782-783. [Review of Item No. 644.] 702. RIVLIN, ALICE M. "Income and Welfare in the United States by James N. Morgan, Martin H. David, Wilbur J. Cohen, and Harvey E. Brazer," The American Economic Review, LIII (December, 1963), pp. 1185- 1187. [Review of Item No. 615.] 703. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. "The Production and Distribution of Knowledge in the United States by Fritz Machlup," The American Economic Re- view, LIII (September, 1963), pp. 836-838. [Review of Item No. 720.] 704. SHAW, FREDERICK. "The Economics of Public Education by Charles S. Benson," The American Economic Review, LII (December, 1962), pp. 1215-1216. [Review of Item No. 37.] 705. SOLTOW, LEE. "Rich Man, Poor Man-TheDistribution of Income in America by Herman P. Miller," The AmericanEconomic Review, LIV (December, 1964), pp. 1112-1113. [Review of Item No. 145.] 706. TINBERGEN, JAN. "Reply to 'Educationand Economic Growth' by T. Ba- logh," Kyklos, XVII (No. 2, 1964),pp. 274-275. [Review of Item No. 661.] 707. VILLARD, HENRY H. "Investing in Educationand Research-Discussion," The American Economic Review, Papersand Proceedings of the 72nd Annual Meeting of the American EconomicAssociation, L (May, 1960), pp. 375-378. [Review of Item No. 5841 708. WHrrIN, THOMSON M. "Microanalysis ofSodoeconomic Systems: A Sinzu- lation Study by G. H. Orcutt, M. Greenberger,J. Korbel, and A. M. Rivlin," The American Economic Review, LII(September, 1962), pp. 905-906. [Review of Item No. 7221

B. REVIEWS OF BODIES OFLITERATURE

709. ANDERSON, EARL W., and ELIASSEN,REUBEN H. "Supply and Demand in Teaching," Review of Educational Research,XVI (June, 1946), pp. 196-202. 710. ANDERSON, EARL W., and ELIASSEN,REUBEN H. "Teacher Supply and Demand," Review of Educational Research, XXII(June, 1952), pp. 219-223. 711. BOWMAN, MARY JEAN. "Schultz, Denisonand the Contribution of 'Eds' [sic.] to National Income Growth," The Journal ofPolitical Economy, LXXII (October, 1964), pp. 450-464. 712. GROVES, HAROLD M. Education andEconomic Growth. Washington: Com- mittee on Educational Finance, National EducationAssociation, 1961. Pp. 0 + 58. 713. HERGE, HENRY CURTIS. "Teacher Certification,Supply and Demand," Review of Educational Research, XXVIII (June,1958), pp. 185-197. 714. RIVLIN, ALICE M. "Research in theEconomics of Higher Education." Pp. 357-383 in Mushkin, Selma J. (ed.). Economicsof Higher Education. U.S. Department of Health, Education, andWelfare, Office of Eck cation, Bulletin 1962, No. 5, 0E-50027. Washington:Government Printing Office, 1962. Pp. xviii + 406. 715. STONE, JAMES C. "Teacher Certification,Supply and Demand," Review of Educational Research, XXXIII (October, 1963),pp. 343-353. 716. WOELLNER, ROBERT C. "Teacher Certification,Supply and Demand," Re- view of Educational Research, XXV (June,1955), pp. 193-203.

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MISCELLANEOUS 717. CAPLOW, THEODORE, and MCGEE, REESEJ. The Academic Marketplace. New York: Basic Books, 1958. Pp.x 262.

52 718. HARRIS, SEYMOUR E. "Introduction: Some Broad Issues." Pp. 9-28 in Harris, Seymour E. (ed.). Higher Education in the United States: The Economic Problems. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1960. Pp. 0 + 252. 719. HELLER, WALTER W. "Men, Money and Materials," Educational Record, XLIV (January, 1963), pp. 12-16. 720. MACHLUP, FRITZ. The Production and Distribution of Knowledge in the United States. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1962. Pp. xix + 416. 721. MINER, JOHN B. Intelligence in the United States. New York: Springer Publishing Company, 1957. Pp. xii + 180. 722. ORCUTT, GuY H., GREENBERGER, MARTIN, KORBEL, JOHN, and RIVLIN, ALICE M. Microanalysis of Socioeconomic Systems: A Simulation Study. New York: Harper and Row, 1961. Pp. xviii + 425. 723. ROTTENBERG, SIMON. "The International Exchange of Knowledge." Pp. 281-290 in Anderson, Charles Arnold, and Bowman, Mary Jean (eds.). Education and Economic Development. Chicago: Aldine Publishing Company, 1965. Pp. x 436. 724. STIGLER, GEORGE J. "The Economics of Information," The Journal of Po- litical Economy, LXIX (June, 1961), pp. 213-225.

MN, A Abramovitz, Moses 691 Adams, Don 626 Adams, John Cranford 224 Ainsworth, Kenneth G 295 Alexander-Frutschi, Marian C. 667 Alford, Albert L. 360 Allen, H. K. 296 Allen, Hollis P. 297;298 Allen, James E., Jr. 361; 362;443 American Assembly 299; 321; 327; 343;345 Ammoun, C. B. 175 Anderson, Charles Arnold 14; 61; 127; 484; 583;723 Anderson, Earl W. 709;710 Anderson, Harold A. 110;160 Anderson, Walter A. 35 Andrews, L. 0 225 Angel, Frank, Jr. 363 Armytage, W. H. G. 99 Ashby, Sir Eric 100 Aukrust, Odd 627 Axelrad, Sidney 600 Axt, Richard G. 296;300 Ayres, Clarence E. 101

Babbidge, Homer D., Jr. 301;444 Bailey, Stephen K. 302 Balogh, T. 692;706 Bantock, Geoffrey H. 102 Barber, C. L. 256 Barker, Roger G. 103 Barnard, Harry V. 364 Baron, George 668 Barr, W. Montfort 36 Bates, George E. 404 Becker, Gary S. 1; 2;584 Bender, Wilbur J. 445 Benge, Ronald C. 669 Benjamin, Hazel C 680 Bennett, George F. 405 Benson, Charles S 37;62;157; 226; 303; 365; 531;704 Berdie, Ralph F. 104 Bereday, George Z. F. 63; 64; 65; 66; 67; 99;105; 117; 180; 182; 186; 288;424; 442; 483; 543; 576; 580;585 Berelson, Bernard 462

54 Berkner, Lloyd V. 304 Bidwell, Charles E 586 Bjork, Richard B. 406 Blank, David M. 463 Blanshard, Brand 106 Blaug, Mark 587; 670 Blessing, James H. 671 Blitz, Rudolph C. 588; 628 Bloomberg, Warner, Jr 107 Blum, Virgil C. 407; 408 Board, Beryl 672 Bokelman, W. Robert 176; 201 Bolman, Frederick deW.,Jr. 464 Bombach, Gottfried 465 Booher, Edna D. 679 Bos, H. C. 661 Bosley, Howard B. 227 Bowen, Howard R. 305 Bowen, William G. 68; 207;693;694; 695 Bowles, Frank H. 228 Bowman, Mary Jean 3;4; 14; 61;69;466; 467; 484;532; 629;696;711; 723 Bowyer, Vernon 630; 631 Brame ld, Theodore 533 Brand, W. 468 Bray, Douglas W. 599 Brazer, Harvey E. 177;594;615; 702 Bridgman, D. S. 589 "Iright, James R. 469 Brownlee, 0. H. 697 Bump, Boardman 409 Burke, Arvid J. 38;272; 306 Burkhead, Jesse 303;307; 366 Bushnell, David S. 590 Butts, Robert Freeman 39; 632 Byram, Harold M. 534

Cabot, Paul C. 410 Cahill, Robert S. 70 Cain, J. Harvey 411 Caine, Sir Sydney 5 Calkins, Robert D. 308 Callahan, Raymond E. 108 Campbell, Roald F. 109 Cap low, Theodore 208; 717 Carter, C. F. 6 Carter, M. P. 591 Cartter, Allan M. 446 Cassirer, Henry Reinhard 287 Castetter, William B. 56

55 Chamberlain, Neil W. 470 Chambers, M. M. 229 Chandler, B. J. 209 Chase, Francis S. 110;160 Chauncey, Henry 111 Chisholm, Leslie L. 309 Clark, Burton R. 535 Clark, Harold F. 71;230; 231;536; 537;633 Clark, Noble 538 Cloyd, Helen Smith 232 Cohen, Wilbur J. 594; 615;702 Colberg, Marshall R. 7 Cole, Charles W. 210 Cole, Taylor 95 College Scholarship Service 129;414; 436;443; 444;445; 447; 449;453; 530;664 Co lm, Gerhard 471 Commission on Financing Higher Education 412 Committee for Economic Development 112;367 Committee on Higher Education 113 Conant, James Bryant 114; 115;472 Connor, John T. 539 Coombs, Philip H. 733; 310;540 Cooper, Richard N. 72 Coppock, John 0. 477 Corbally, John E.. Jr. 40 Cor less. GeorgeB. 541 Cornell, Francis G. 308 Correa, Hector 41; 634;700 Cotgrove Stephen F. 542 Creamer, Daniel 592 Cremin, Lawrence A. 39;116 Cubberley, Ellwood P. 370 Cunningham, Luvern L. 109 Curie, Adam 117;05

Dahl, Robert A. 118 Dale, Edgar 288 Dalton, Hugh 595 Daniere, Andre 42 David, Martin H. 177;593; 594;614; 615;702 David, Oval D. 473 Davies, David W. 298 Davis, Joan A. M. 543 Debeauvais, Michel 8; 69;474 DeBivort, H. 475 1r)eering, Elmer C. 374 De Haven, James Charles 9 Deitch, Kenneth M. 83; '78;179; 234;698

02_ Denison, Edward E. 636 Denison, Edward F. 637; De Vane, William C. 638;691;711 Dewhurst, James Frederic 413 DeWitt, Nicholas 476;477 De Young, Chris A. 478;479 Dorfman, Robert 43 Drews, Elizabeth Monroe 665 Dublin, Louis I. 180 Duncan, Otis Dudley 596 Duncan, Paul 206;597 119;232;274;304;319;413; 459;471; Dyck, Harold J. 481;499;539;655 378

Eaglesham, Eric Eastmond, Jefferson N. 371 Eckaus, Richard S 44;57 Eckelberry, R. H 10;639;640 Eckstein, Otto 311 181;312 ECONOMIST OF LONDON,THE Eddins, Friedrich 544 Educational Facilities Laboratories 673 235;236;237 Educational Press Associationof America Edwards, Edgar 0. 688 Eel Is, Walter C. 73 Elbers, Gerald W 674;675;676;677 119;252;274;304;319;413;448; 459;471;481; Eliassen, Reuben Ii 499;539;655 Ellis, A. Caswell 709;710 Elsbree, V/illard S. 11 ...... 45 Erviti, James...... Eurich, Alvin C...... 313 238 Evans, Rupert N...... Ewell, Raymond ...... 690 ...... 241

Fabricant, Solomon Fararo, Thomas J. 314 Fein, Rashi 107 Feb, William C. 545 Fenno, Richard F., Jr. 414 Finn, James D. 146 Finnie, Bruce 289 Fleming, C. M. 586 Fletcher, Cyril Scott 182 Floud, Jean E. 74 Folger, John K. 127; 546 Folkman, William S. 480 Folsom, Marion B. 239 Ford Foundation 120; 415 Fowlkes, John Guy 290 50

57 Frank, Andrew Gunder 641 Freeman, Roger A. 315;316;372;699 Friedman, Milton 183;598 Frost, Richard 1'. 302 Fulmer, Vincent A. 327 Fund for the Advancement of Education, The 240;290 Furnas, Clifford C. 241 Furniss, W. Todd 416 Furno, Orlando F. 261

Galanter, Eugene 291 Galbraith, John Kenneth 121 Gallagher, Buell G 449;450 Gardner, John W 122 Ghosh, B 547 Ginsburg, Sol W 600 Ginzburg, Eli 123;184;481;548;599;600 Gladfelter, Millard E 317 Glaser, Robert 292 Glick, Paul C. 601 Gold, Milton J. 242 Gomberg, William 482 Goode, Richard B 12;451;602 Gorse line, Donald E. 603 Gortner, Ross A. 500 Green, Edith 417;452 Greenberger, Martin 708;722 Griliches, Zvi 642;643 Groves, Harold M. 712 Gruber, Frederick C 46;124 Gump, Paul V. 103

Hagen, Everett E. 125;126 Haig, Robert M 350 Hall, J. Parker 418 Hall, Robert K. 13; 75;76;142;184;204;211; 213;244;264;313;323;330; 342;421;458;461;541;546; 554;574;633 Halpin, Andrew W. 77 Halsey, Albert H. 127;185;546 Hamblen, John W. 271 Hammer, Eugene L. 211 Hanna, Paul R. 78;496 Hans, N. 75;483 Hansen, W. Lee 212;484;485;604 Harberger, Arnold C 14;243 Harbison, Frederick 79;486;644;701 Hardin, Charles M. 489;495

58 Hardy, C. Dewitt 132 Harris, Chester W. 80 Harris, Norman C. 549 Harris, Seymour E. 15; 47;72; 81; 82;83;134;154; 159;176;181;191;193;194; 208;210;224;228;234;238; 244;245;251;256;260;265; 270;275;283;284;294;310; 317;326;333;404;405;409; 410;411;418;419;420;422; 427;428;430;439;455;465; 487;488;589;694;718 Harrison, Forrest W. 373 Harvey, Ray F. 421 Haveman, Ernest 605 Havighurst, Robert J. 128;129;186 Hayden, Howard 246 Haynes, W. Warren 467 Heller, Robert 318 Heller, Walter W. 719 Hencley, Stephen P. 70 Henderson-Stewart, D. 606 Heneman, Harlow J. 247 Henry, Dr vid D. 130 Herge, Henry Curtis 713 Herma, John L. 600 Hessen, S. 131 Hewes, Amy 550 Hickrod, G. Alan 365 Hicks, Ursula K. 248 Hill, F. F. 489 Hilliard, John F. 319 Hirsch, Werner A. 187;249 Hofstadter, Richard 132 Hellinshead, Byron S. 133 Hollis, Ernest V. 188;675;676;677 Horobin, G W. 16 Houston, Livingston W. 422 Houthakker, H. S. 607 Hubbard, Frank W. 213 Hubbart.1, Robert E. 250 Hughes, Everett C. 134 Hungate, Thad L. 48;423;424 Hunt, Shane J. 608;700 Husen, Torsten 189 Hutchins, Clayton D. 374;375;376

Iffert, Robert E. 251 Indiana University, School of Business, Bureau of Business Research 490 International Association of Universities 135;162;568

1 International Bureau of Education 279; 352 International Economic Association 84

Jacoby, E. G 190 Jaffe, Abram J. 491 James, H. Thomas 377, 378 Japan, Ministry of Education 492 Jeffery, G. B. 131 Jewkes, John 645 Johns, Roe L. 49; 53; 85; 379; 380; 381; 382; 383; 384 Johnson, D. Gale 136 Johnson, Eldon L. 191 Johnson, Harry G 86; 137 Jorgensen, A. N. 252

Kahan, Arcadius 551 Kahl, Joseph A. 493 Kande!, Isaac Leon 192 Katz, Joseph 320 Kaysen, Carl 193 Keat, Paul G. 494 Keeney, Barnaby C. 194 Keezer, Dexter M. 87; 199; 233; 241; 247; 276; 308; 419; 433; 440; 536 Keller, Robert J. 646 Kelley, S. C. 552 Kellogg, Charles E. 495 Kershaw, Joseph A. 214; 253 Kidd, Charles V. 425 Killian, James R., Jr. 496 King, Stanley H. 586 Kleinmann, Jack H. 215 Knezevich, Stephen J. 50 Knight, Douglas M. 321 Komarov, V. E 69 KorLail, Jiihn 708; 722 Krier, Henn 497 T'rueger, Arine 0 609 kuznets, Simon 138; 598

Labovitz, I. M. 385 Lamrnuni, Robert J. 610; 697 Lauwerys, jcvph A. 13;63; 64; 65; 66; 67; 75; 76; 99; 117; 142; 180; 182; 184; 186; 204; 211; 213; 244; 264; 288: 313; 323; 330; 342; 421; 424; 442; 458; 461; 48,3; 541; 543; 546; 554; 574; 576; 580; 633

60 Lawler, Eugene S. 331 Lebergott, Stanley 498 Lees, Dennis S. 426 Leibenstein, Harvey 139 Lekachman, Robert 138 Levensohn, Alan 83 Lewis, W. Arthur 325;647;648 Leybourne, Grace G. 140 Lieberman, Myron 195 Liepmann, Kate 553 Lindblom, Charles E. 118 Linder, Clarence H. 499 Lindman, Erick L. 386;392 Little, J. Kenneth 322 Liveright, A. A. 196 Lock ley, Lawrence C. 554 Lohnes, Paul R. 531 Lombardi, John 555 Lotka, Alfred J. 596 Lovenstein, Meno 51 Lumsdaine, Arthur A 292 Lyons, Raymond F. 254

Machlup, Fritz 696;703;720 MacKenzie, Findlay 141 Macy, John W., Jr. 556 Majault, Joseph 678 Malherbe, E. G. 323 Margolis, Julius 324 Marmaduke, Arthur S. 453 Marsh, Paul E. 302;500 Martin, Alison M. 325 Martin, Roscoe C. 387 Martorana, S. V. 255;329 Mather, J. Paul 326 Mays, Arthur B. 557 McClellan, Grant S. 88 McClosk 7, Gordon E. 142 McConnell, Thomas R. 143 McCormack, James 327 McCune, Shannon 256 McGee, Reese J. 717 McIntyre, Charles J. 293 McKean, Roland N. 214;253 McLeod, Donna L. 575 McLoone, Eugene P. 373;374;388;394 Mc Lure, William P. 144;257;258;368;389;390;501 McPhee, Roderick F. 109 Meck, John F. 427;428 Melby, John F. 197

61 Messersmith, James C. 255 Metzger, Clarence B. 34 Meyer, Herbert A. 384 Milic, Vojin 198 Miller, Herman P. 145;601;611;612;705 Mil lett, John D. 52;199;429 Mills, Thomas J 502 Mincer, Jacob 558;613 Miner, Jerry 391 Miner, John B. 721 Mobley, M. D. 559 Monro, John U. 454 Monroe, Walter Scott 89 Moon, Rexford G., Jr. 455 Moor, Roy E. 328 Moore, Edward C. 200 Moorthy, S. Krishna 259 Morgan, James N. 594;614;615;702 Morphet, Edgar L 49; 53; 85;392 Morrison, Donald H. 260;269 Morrison, Duncan G 329 Morse, John F 430;452 Mort, Paul R 54;261;330;331 Munger, Frank James 146 Munse, Albert R. 374;375;393;394;679 Munster, Joe H., Jr. 216 Muntz, Earl E. 503 Murdoch, E. C. 516 Musgrave, Richard A 332;333 Mushkin, Selma J. 4; 23; 26;90;177;201;328; 334; 415;426;432;434;451; 460; 502;517;581;588;611; 628;640;693;714 Myers, Charles A. 79;644;701 Myers, Charles Nash 147

Nam, Charles B. 480 National Academy of Sciences, Committeeon Utilization of Scientific and Engineering Manpower 504 National Bureau of Economic Research 312; 324; 332; 335; 336 National Citizens Commission for the Public Schools 395 National Council on Schoolhouse Construction, Research and Publications Committee 262 National Education Association 396 National Education Association, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development 616 National Education Association, Committeeon Educational Finance 383 National Education Association, Committee on Tax, Education and School Finance 338; 397 National Education Association, Educational Policies Commission 398; 560

62 National Education Association, Research Division 217 National Education Association, Special Committee on Educational Finance 380;386;399 National Education Association, Special Project on School Finance 400 National Federation of College and University Business Officers Association 431 National Industrial Conference Board 649 National Manpower Council 505;506;507;561 National Science Foundation 508;509;510 Neff, Kenneth L. 91 Netzer, Dick 336 New York State, Committeeon Higher Education 263 Nigerian Federal Ministry of Education, Commission on Post School Certificate and HigherEducation 486;650 Nigro, Felix A. 55 Norton, Jo K. 264;337;338 Norton, Thcas Lowell 148 0 O'Dowd, Donald D. 265 Orcutt, Guy H. 708;722 Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development 92; 562; 563; 564;565;566;567 Organization for European Economic Cooperation 339;511;512 Organization for European Economic Cooperation, Directorate for Scientific Affairs 266 Organization for European Economic Cooperation, Office for Scientific and Technical Personnel 513;540 Orlans, Harold 340 Ovsiew, Leon 56

Pace, Frank, Jr. 341 Paden, Donald W. 293 Parnes, Herbert S. 93; 254;474;514;552 Payne, George Louis 515 Peacock, Alan T. 149;248;342 Perkins, John A. 343 Per lnlan, Mark 94 Perrin, Donald G. 289 Phillips, H. M. 150;651 Piper, Don C. 95 Platt, William J. 151;652 Poignant, Raymond 568 Polley, John W. 54 Porter, Richard C. 218 Powell, James H. 271 Prest, A. R 653 Pruden, Durward 35

63 Quattlebaum, Charles A. L41% 344;345 Quick, Robert 456

Radcliffe, Charles W. 401 Ratliff, Charles E. 346 Ray, Gordon N 433 Re ller, Theodore L. 53 Renshaw, Edward F. 267;617 Reusser, Walter C. 54 Reutter, E. Edmund, Jr. 45 Reynolds, Lloyd G. 701 Ribich, Thomas I. 654 Richardson, Elliot L. 152 Riesman, David 153;154 Rivlin, Alice M. 347; 545;702; 708; 714;722 Robbins, Leslie F. 268 Robertson, D. J. 248 Robinson, Mary 155 Rockefeller Brothers Fund 156 Roe, William H. 59 Rork, John B 268 Rosenberg, Herbert H. 434 Rosenstengel, William E 57 Rosenzweig, Robert M. 301 Ross, Arthur M. 573 Ross, Donald H. 96 Roth, Sidney G 655 Rottenberg, Simon 723 Ruark, Henry C., Jr. 157 Ruml, Beardsley 219;269 Russell, James E. 97 Russell, John D. 435

Sandiford, Piter 158 Sanford, Nevitt 159 Scarr, Harry A. 586 Scates, Douglas E. 516 School Management 369 Schultz, Theodore W. 17; 18; 19;20; 21; 22; 23;58; 86; 160; 452;656; 657; 703;711 Seidner, F. J. 348 Selvin, Hanan C. 569 Serbein, Oscar N. 570 Sexton, Patricia Cayo 618 Shaffer, Harry G. 24 Shapiro, Edward 452;457 Shapiro, Sherman 202;203 Shaw, Frederick 704 Shearer, John C. 571

64 S.

Sheats, Paul L. 572 Shiebler, Howard A. 204 Shils, Edward A. 161 Simon, Kenneth A 205 Simpson, Keith 680 Sivertson, Helge 458 Sjaastad, Larry A. 658 Skinner, B. F. 294 Sloan, Harold S. 537 Smith, Joseph G. 624 Smith, Justin C. 216 Smyth, R. L. 16 Solo, Robert A. 183 So low, Robert M. 659;660 Soltow, Lee 619;705 Somers, Gerald S. 573 Spengler, Joseph 206 Staehle, Hans 620 Stalnaker, John M. 436 Steel, Ronald 349 Steinhilber, Dolores A. 376 Stephenson, Richard M. 621 Stewart, Blair 270 Stewart, Charles D. 491 Stewart, William H 517 Stigler, George J. 220;463;518;724 Stoikov, Vladimir 519 Stoke, Harold W. 459 Stone, James C. 715 Strayer, George D. 350 Street, Paul 271 Strevell, Wallace H. 272 Strumilin, Stanislav 25 Study Group in the Economics of Education 98;636 Suchodolski, Bogdan 162 Sufrin, Sidney C. 351;437;681;682 Sunshine, Morris 107 Swanson, Gordon I. 690

Tarver, James D. 273 Tawny, Richard H. 163 Tax Institute 402 Taylor, Harold 274 Thackrey, Russell I 574 Thomas, Edwin J. 575 Thomas, J. Alan 378;683 Thomas, Lawrence G. 520 Thore, Sten A. 259 Thorp, "WillardL. 26;275 Thurston, Lee M. 59 Tickton, Sidney G. 219;221;276;438

65 Tiedman, David E. 222 Tinbergen, Jan 634; 661; 692; 706 Townsend, Edward 622 Tripp, Hulbert W. 439 Turner, W. Homer 440 Turvey, R. 653

United Nations Economic Commission for Africa 164; 651 United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization 164; 165; 277; 278; 279; 352; 651; 684; 685; 686; 687; 688 United States Chamber of Commerce, Education Department 27 United States Commission on Intergovernmental Relations 353; 354 United States Congress, House, Select Committeeon Government Research..223 United States Congress, Joint Economic Committee 249 United States Congress, Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization of the Joint Committee on the Economic Report 511 United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Education 689 United States Department of Labor, Women's Bureau 512 United States President's Science Advisory Committee 441; 523 United States President's Science Advisory Committee, The Life Sciences Panel 280

V Vaizey, John 28; 60;69; 166;167;168;281; 355; 442;524;623;695 Van Cleve, Donald 576 Van Den Haag, Ernest 29 Van Der Kroef, Justus M. 525 Venables, Percy F. R. 577 Vickrey, William 460 Villard, Henry H. 707 Volpicelli, Luigi 105

Wagner, Frank E. 681;682 Waines, W. J. 169 Walsh, J. R. 30 Wang, T. N. 356 Ward, W. E. F. 170 Wasserman, William 282 Weatherford, Willis D., Jr. 171 Weaver, John C. 357 Webb, Sidney 358 Weidner, Edward W. 172 Weinberg, Alvin M. 662 Weisbrod, Burton A. 31; 32;663;664;665 Weiss, John K. 461 Wengert, Norman 357

66 Wenrich, Ralph C. 534;690 West, Patricia S. 605 Wetheringtonkllen B. 403 White, Kenneth 140 White, Leonard D 657 Whitin, Thomson M 708 Williams, Gertrude 578;579 Williams, W. J. 577 Wilson, 0. Meredith /83 Wirtz, W. Willard 526 Wiseman, Jack 33;342 Woe liner, Robert C. 716 Woerdehoff, Frank J. 580 Wolfbein, Seymour L. 581 Wolf le, Dael 206;284;527;528;529;530;582;624 Wood, Daniel W. 343 Wood, Robert C. 302 Woodring, Paul 285 Woods, Edward A. 34 Woollatt, Lorne H. 286 World Confederation of Organizations of the Teaching Profession 173;359

Yates, P. Lamartine 477 Yeomans, A. V. 516 Yoder, Wallace 0. 490 Youngson, A. J. 174

Zeman, Morton 625 Zook, Paul 19;666